Henry N. Schell

Birth8 Dec 1857 - Oquawka, Henderson County, Illinois, United States of America

Death05 Jun 1939 - Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, United States of America

MotherAnna Catharina BEILHARD

FatherLenhart "Leonard" Schell

Born in Oquawka, Henderson County, Illinois, United States of America on 8 Dec 1857 to Lenhart "Leonard" Schell and Anna Catharina BEILHARD. Henry N. Schell married Sarah Matilda Ryason and had 12 children. He passed away on 05 Jun 1939 in Goodland, Sherman County, Kansas, United States of America.

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Parents

Lenhart "Leonard" Schell
1818 - 1905

Anna Catharina Beilhard
1822 - 1863

Spouse(s)

Sarah Matilda Ryason
1859 - 1893

Lizzie Rogers
1864 - 1903

Henry N. Schell
1857 - 1939

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Robert Schell
1884 - 1965

Eva May Schell
1882 - 1958

Bertha D. Schell
1890 - 1986

Jessie Schell
1880 - 1914

Dora Schell
1879 - 1950

Harry Arthur Schell
1887 - 1931

Ralph William Schell
1892 - 1977

Flauzie Mabel Schell
1902 - 1952

Charles Vanvleet
1907 - Unknown

Sherman Vanvleet
1904 - Unknown

George Vanvleet
1901 - Unknown

Edward Vanvleet
1897 - Unknown

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